I'm Delivering Goods Live in Heaven

Lin Fan, an ordinary social worker, accidentally picked up a bronze mirror engraved with the word "Ling Xiao" on the night he lost his job. After the mirror flashed with golden light, his mobile phone was actually connected to a mysterious live broadcast backstage called "Heavenly Good Things" - the audience was the immortals who soared in the clouds and mist, and the shelves could be stocked with flat peaches and elixirs, and even Taishang Laojun's alchemy furnace could be used as a "limited time sale." In order to pay off the debts in the world, Lin Fan bit the bullet and started a cross-border live broadcast: selling highly moisturizing Jade Rabbit Cream to Chang'e, helping the Jade Emperor to watch "Three Realms Surveillance" on the projector of killing people in seconds, using snail powder to exchange for Sun Wukong's Ruyi Golden Cudgel (trial version)... Which can be used at any time As the orders increased, he discovered that the "inventory crisis" in heaven was quietly spreading - the Queen Mother's peach trees withered inexplicably, and the pearls in the East China Sea Dragon Palace lost their luster in batches, and all of this was actually related to the proliferation of plastic waste and electronic waste in the world. When Lin Fan tried to use modern environmental protection technology to save Heaven, he was regarded as an alien who "disturbed the order of the three realms" and was hunted down by King Li Tian of Tota. A survival game connecting the immortal and mortal worlds begins: he not only has to bargain with the gods in the live broadcast room, but also fights against the villains who covet divine power in reality. In the end, in "bringing goods" and "redemption", he redefines the balance rules between the immortal and mortal worlds.